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Ignition Key Spins Freely. The nut on mine will come loose sometimes and the entire switch. with the key cylinder in the unseated position, rotate the key to counterclockwise to lock position and remove the key. ignition switch is operated by two plastic/nylon rods. Perhaps the rod broke or the switch failed. To check or repair either one. for a worn key, try pulling the key back slightly as you turn it or gently wiggling it back and forth in the ignition. they can break free and the key cylinder just spins. Drop the kneeboard and lower the switch to see. There is also a tab on the end of the ignition cylinder that engages the switch. that is an actuating rod, it moves the ignition switch. Both located inside an aluminum channel on the steering shaft / housing. the ignition switch is usually located further down the column and actuated by a rod attached to the key tumbler. Is it just the key or the entire switch? a few times lately when i go to start my car the key just spins freely in the ignition with no resistance, i have to pull it out push it.

Both located inside an aluminum channel on the steering shaft / housing. a few times lately when i go to start my car the key just spins freely in the ignition with no resistance, i have to pull it out push it. for a worn key, try pulling the key back slightly as you turn it or gently wiggling it back and forth in the ignition. Drop the kneeboard and lower the switch to see. the ignition switch is usually located further down the column and actuated by a rod attached to the key tumbler. The nut on mine will come loose sometimes and the entire switch. Perhaps the rod broke or the switch failed. ignition switch is operated by two plastic/nylon rods. with the key cylinder in the unseated position, rotate the key to counterclockwise to lock position and remove the key. that is an actuating rod, it moves the ignition switch.

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Ignition Key Spins Freely To check or repair either one. Is it just the key or the entire switch? Drop the kneeboard and lower the switch to see. they can break free and the key cylinder just spins. a few times lately when i go to start my car the key just spins freely in the ignition with no resistance, i have to pull it out push it. for a worn key, try pulling the key back slightly as you turn it or gently wiggling it back and forth in the ignition. Both located inside an aluminum channel on the steering shaft / housing. The nut on mine will come loose sometimes and the entire switch. with the key cylinder in the unseated position, rotate the key to counterclockwise to lock position and remove the key. There is also a tab on the end of the ignition cylinder that engages the switch. ignition switch is operated by two plastic/nylon rods. the ignition switch is usually located further down the column and actuated by a rod attached to the key tumbler. that is an actuating rod, it moves the ignition switch. To check or repair either one. Perhaps the rod broke or the switch failed.